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PARIS (Reuters) - French Justice Minister Eric Dupond-Moretti has been put under formal investigation in connection with a judicial investigation into alleged conflicts of interest, his lawyers told r...

CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa 'A' have retained just three players for their final warm-up game against the Bulls in Cape Town as they build up to the three-test series against the British & Iris...

MILAN (Reuters) - Italy is struggling to reach agreement on a joint statement over climate commitments among G20 countries days before a summit it will chair next week, the Italian energy transition m...

(Reuters) - Money inflows into U.S. bond funds fell in the week to July 14 after data showing higher inflation reinforced expectations the Fed may raise its interest rates soon. Data from Refinitiv Li...

MADRID (Reuters) - Telefonica said on Friday that it had awarded a contract for its Spanish 5G radio network to Nokia and Ericsson for the frequency bands 3.5GHz and 700MHz. The mobile and broadband o...

MBABANE (Reuters) - Eswatini's King Mswati III on Friday appointed Cleops Dlamini as the southern African nation's new prime minister, replacing Ambrose Mandvulo Dlamini, who died in December. Dlamini...

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A pro-Kurdish politician regained his status as a lawmaker in Turkey's parliament on Friday four months after it was removed, following a top court ruling that his rights had been...

LONDON (Reuters) - The unrest that has ripped through South Africa in the past week will force its economy to contract by 3% in the third quarter and drag down full-year growth, Wall Street bank JPMor...

By Nick Said CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - British & Irish Lions assistant coach Gregor Townsend is excited to see young flyhalf Marcus Smith play in the team's final warm-up fixture before the test series ag...

SANDWICH, England (Reuters) - American Will Zalatoris withdrew from the British Open before the start of his second round on Friday after he injured himself while hacking out of deep rough on the 15th...